Municipio Baruta, Catholic church in Baruta, Venezuela
Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Rosario is a church building in Baruta and features white-painted brick walls accompanied by colonial chandeliers and religious statues throughout its interior. The structure displays typical characteristics of religious architecture from earlier centuries and continues to serve its original purpose as a place of worship.
Construction of this religious building began in 1620, making it the fourth oldest church in Caracas. The structure received National Historic Monument status in 1960.
The church sits at the edge of Baruta's central square and serves as a gathering point where residents come together for worship and local celebrations. Its whitewashed walls and wooden details create a space where community ties are visible in daily use.
The building remains an active religious center in Baruta's historic district and offers regular services to the local community. Visitors should plan their visit outside worship times to explore the interior freely and respectfully.
Inside the church stands a statue of Virgin Nuestra Señora del Rosario from the 16th century, considered one of the oldest religious statues in the country. This sacred figure has drawn believers for generations and remains a central focus of devotion at the site.
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